When I think about Monroe College, I think about chance, growth, and achievement. For quite some time, I did some research on the college and I received nothing but good experiences about the college. For example, I have a coworker that graduated from the criminal justice program with a 3.8 GPA and most importantly, she dropped out of high school, received her GED, and thought that her only options was community college, trade school and a minimum wage jobs. Knowing that Monroe believed in her and gave her the proper guidance; compelled me to apply. Right now I'm at Hostos community college, majoring in early childhood education. I am not satisfied with the program there and I'm honestly doing mediocre. I'm currently in the place to where I'm totally stressed out with my major and community college experience, that I go to therapy to help me become less anxious and give me sunlight in the hard places I see myself heading in.
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Ever since I was younger, I felt as if I wanted to be an educator. When I got to hostos, I noticed a change in my career path interest, but I didn't want to accept it yet. It's not that education class is not boring; it's because we don't have enough resources, inadequate professors, and not enough support. I know that with a well developed department, I can and will achieve my goal of becoming a educator at some point in life. While I have been at hostos I've been thinking that maybe the cliché school teacher isn't for me. This is because I found the interest in culinary arts in the recent year. I found that when my family cooks food, I'm always eager to learn and help. I love serving people and seeing the smile on there faces when they look, smell, and taste the food. Since then, I'm always in the kitchen trying out new recipes and getting exciting about possible dishes. I even started to thinking about owning a catering
Ever since I was younger, I felt as if I wanted to be an educator. When I got to hostos, I noticed a change in my career path interest, but I didn't want to accept it yet. It's not that education class is not boring; it's because we don't have enough resources, inadequate professors, and not enough support. I know that with a well developed department, I can and will achieve my goal of becoming a educator at some point in life. While I have been at hostos I've been thinking that maybe the cliché school teacher isn't for me. This is because I found the interest in culinary arts in the recent year. I found that when my family cooks food, I'm always eager to learn and help. I love serving people and seeing the smile on there faces when they look, smell, and taste the food. Since then, I'm always in the kitchen trying out new recipes and getting exciting about possible dishes. I even started to thinking about owning a catering